Full-length portrait of a soldier whose uniform displays three good conduct stripes, one wound stripe and four overseas service chevrons along with an unidentified medal ribbon
A company of soldiers from either the Welsh Regiment or the Pembroke Yeomanry photographed outdoors, a tent visible in the background. This, along with the profusion of Territorial Proficiency stars visible, suggests that this photo dates from one of the Territorial Force summer camps pre-WW1.
Enlargement of a portion of a group portrait of military personnel which has been heavily retouched. The retouching has removed the heads of two soldiers to give greater emphasis to the soldier who is the subject of the photo.
A copy photo of a studio portrait of a soldier in the Welsh Regiment holding a swagger stick horizontally behind his back. The nature of the backdrop and aggressive stance of the sitter are not in the style of D C Harries suggesting that the original photograph was not made by him.
Copy of a full-length studio portrait of a soldier in the Welsh Regiment. The studio props are not those of Harries' studio suggesting that the original photograph was not by D C Harries.
Copy photograph of a full-length studio portrait of a bare headed young soldier holding a riding crop. The original photograph does not appear to be in the style of D C Harries or include any of his studio props.
Studio portrait - a corporal with an instructors badge and a private with two wound stripes. The private wears a brass shoulder title on which appears to commence with the letters 'HE', possibly Herefordshire Regiment.
Studio portrait of a corporal in US Corps of Engineers with numerous medal ribbons and other insignia including overseas service bars. Negative inscribed 'Anthony USA.'
Studio portrait of an American serviceman, negative inscribed as per title. His circular collar badge with crossed pistols indicates that he is in an infantry unit, whilst his shoulder sleeve patch identifies him as being in the U.S. 28th Division.